Management Designated Wilderness Areas Manual 6340 91 FR 35995 6.15.26

Abbott Norris opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies, arguing that the current policies provide a proven and effective framework for protecting public land values. The commenter emphasizes that existing policies successfully balance recreation, ecological health, and cultural interests.

Emily Brudenell, a regular user of public lands, opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340. She argues that the current policies effectively protect wilderness character and recreation, and that any changes toward opening these lands to industrial extraction or motorized use would degrade the landscape and benefit private profit at public expense.

Ms. Betsey Hurd opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies. She argues that the current policies provide a proven framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources and urges the Department to leave them in place.

Dave Colavito opposes the proposed updates to Manual 6340, arguing that the request for open-ended comments is a way to justify the Secretary's personal interests rather than addressing specific policy concerns. He suggests that the BLM should instead provide a credible economic analysis of the costs and benefits of retaining wilderness qualities.

Rachel Hughes opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies, arguing that the current policies provide a proven and effective framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources. She urges the Department of the Interior to leave the existing policies in place.

Rachel Hughes opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies, arguing that the current policies provide a proven and effective framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources. She urges the Department of the Interior to leave the existing policies in place.

Mr. Clifford C. David opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies. He argues that the current policies provide a proven framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources and urges the Department to leave them in place.

Barry Wootten opposes the sweeping review of wilderness policies by the Department of the Interior, arguing that current policies provide a proven and effective framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources. He urges the Department to leave the existing policies in place.

Jessica Vitt opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies, arguing that the current policies provide a proven framework for protecting public land values. She urges the Department to leave the existing policies in place to maintain ecological, cultural, and recreational benefits.

Mr. Scott Patterson opposes the proposed updates to the BLM Manual 6340 and other wilderness policies. He argues that the current policies provide a proven framework for protecting public land values, recreation, and ecological resources, and urges the Department to leave them in place.